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Amenities
Healthcare services
Activities of daily living assistance
Assistance with bathing
Assistance with dressing
Assistance with transfers
Medication management
Healthcare staffing
24-hour call system
24-hour supervision
Meals and dining
Diabetes diet
Meal preparation and service
Special dietary restrictions
Room
Air-conditioning
Cable
Fully furnished
Housekeeping and linen services
Kitchenettes
Private bathrooms
Telephone
Wifi
Transportation
Community operated transportation
Transportation arrangement
Common areas
Beauty salon
Computer center
Dining room
Fitness room
Gaming room
Garden
Outdoor space
Small library
Wellness center
Community services
Concierge services
Fitness programs
Move-in coordination
Activities
Community-sponsored activities
Planned day trips
Resident-run activities
Scheduled daily activities
Reviews
4.87·(68)
Overall rating
5
4
3
2
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Care
4.8
Staff
4.8
Meals
3.9
Amenities
4.6
Value
3.8
Pros
Compassionate, attentive caregiving staff
Well-maintained, clean facility
Spacious, apartment-style living units
On-site rehabilitation and physician services
Regular podiatry and salon services
Courtyard and pleasant outdoor spaces
Active social and arts and crafts programming
Organized outings and social events
Transparent admissions and payment information
Accessible nursing and administrative staff
Home-like, family-oriented community atmosphere
Dining accommodations and generally well-regarded meals
Nominal-fee transportation service
Variety of apartment styles and floor plans
Long-term residency continuity and social bonds
Cons
Inconsistent dining quality and portioning
Medication-management and administration protocol gaps
High nursing staff turnover affecting continuity
Affordability pressures and periodic rate increases
Variability in activity availability and programming scope
Limited in-room entertainment/cable quality
Memory-care/unit safety protocols that may restrict autonomy
Program interruptions during isolation or infection-control events
Summary of reviews
Overall impression: Reviews portray Havens at Princeton as a clean, well-kept, apartment-style senior community with a strong focus on person-centered interactions. Families and residents repeatedly describe staff as warm, helpful and committed; many reviewers emphasize an atmosphere that feels family-like and supportive. Physical features that receive consistent praise include spacious units, bright common areas, an attractive courtyard and on-site amenities such as a salon, therapy services, podiatry visits, and periodic physician rounds.
Care and staffing: Care quality is generally described positively, with multiple mentions of attentive aides, accessible nurses and an engaged administrative team. Reviewers credit staff for forming social bonds with residents and for providing compassionate daily assistance. At the same time, several reviewers raised operational concerns that affect clinical continuity: specifically, nursing staff turnover and gaps in medication-management protocols. These issues are described in operational terms (e.g., variable administration processes, expectations for self-administration of over-the-counter medications) and suggest families should confirm current staffing stability and medication procedures during tours.
Dining: Dining receives mixed but specific feedback. Many reviewers praise the food, accommodations for special diets and the dining environment, calling meals “very nice” and appetizing. Contrasting comments describe inconsistent meal quality, small portions and a desire for more chef-driven options. Prospective residents should sample meals and ask about menu rotation, portion sizes and how dietary requests are handled.
Activities and social life: The community offers an active calendar — arts and crafts, bingo, outings and organized social events — and reviewers often note residents forming friendships and participating in regular programming. However, activity availability has been inconsistent at times: some reviewers requested a broader variety of programming, and a subset noted that activities were curtailed during isolation or infection-control periods. Confirming a current activities schedule and how events are managed during health precautions is advisable.
Facilities and services: The physical plant and on-site services are frequent strengths: clean common areas, well-decorated spaces, roomy apartments, and outdoor seating such as back-porch rocking chairs and courtyard areas. On-site rehabilitation, podiatry and salon services add convenience. A few reviewers noted limitations in in-room entertainment (cable/TV quality), which is an easily verifiable amenity to check when visiting.
Management and cost considerations: Admissions staff and administration are described as transparent and helpful, with clear explanations of payment options and no high-pressure sales tactics. Conversely, affordability and rate increases are a recurring concern; one reviewer cited a rate hike that prompted relocation. Prospective residents and families should review fee schedules, escalation policies and contract terms carefully and ask about financial assistance options. Additionally, some aspects of memory-care operations and safety protocols were described as restrictive; families of residents needing secured care should discuss unit rules and autonomy expectations during a tour.
Bottom line: Havens at Princeton presents as a well-appointed, community-oriented option with many strengths in staffing culture, cleanliness, amenities and social programming. Key trade-offs to investigate further are the consistency of dining, medication-administration practices, nursing staffing stability, activity variety during health-related restrictions, and pricing trajectory. Those items are practical, facility-level questions that prospective residents and their families can address directly with management during a visit and contract review.
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Location
Havens at Princeton is located at 2205 New Hope Rd, Princeton, WV, 24739.
About Havens at Princeton
Havens At Princeton sits on a quiet, tree-lined road in Princeton, West Virginia, in a single-story building that makes moving around much easier for older adults, and you can find both private and semi-private units with wall-to-wall carpets, private bathrooms, and kitchenettes so folks can really feel at home. The living spaces are all on one level, so wheelchairs and walkers can get around easily, with both inside and outside walking paths, wheelchair help, and accessible transportation always available. Residents get three dietitian-designed meals every day plus snacks, and meals come in a nice dining room, or there's always room service and special diet options like diabetic, gluten-free, vegetarian, vegan, and low-sodium meals, so everyone eats what they need.
Certified nursing assistants and personal care staff are there 24 hours a day with support from licensed nurses and registered nurses, helping with things like bathing, medication, dressing, toileting, grooming, shaving, and mealtime reminders, and there's a strong focus on getting people to keep up with their health, with physical and occupational therapy, rehabilitation, help with diabetic care and podiatry, and even things like pharmacy and medication management right on site. Housekeeping, in-room maintenance, personal laundry, linens, and private housekeeping services are covered weekly, so the living spaces stay clean without much worry. Outings happen regularly-shopping, medical appointments, even special day trips planned by the full-time social director, who keeps a busy schedule of things like arts and crafts, musical events, games, parties during the holidays, light therapy, fitness exercises, reminders about appointments, and spiritual activities both on and offsite, just to keep folks connected and busy with things that make life enjoyable.
Havens At Princeton welcomes seniors over 55 for independent living, assisted living, memory care, and home care, each with personal support and care oversight by registered nurses who make care plans to fit the needs of every resident, and for those who need it, the staff helps with companionship, mobility, and even escorts to activities or meals, just to make the days a bit easier. Emergency response systems go in every unit, and there's always backup for safety and peace of mind, plus, visiting pets are allowed under certain rules, but pet care is up to the resident. Everything needed to stay comfortable comes bundled into a single monthly rent-utilities, cable, Wi-Fi-so monthly costs are easy to understand, and you don't get hit with extra surprises. Residents find entertainment with cable or satellite on TVs in common areas and their own rooms, can relax with beauty salon services, or spend time with neighbors in cozy shared spaces like the TV lounge, meeting room, bright dining rooms, and the shaded outdoor patios.
Havens At Princeton is owned by Ridge Care, a company that's operated assisted living and independent living communities since 1997, and the community's always kept up with licensing and state rules, meeting standards for care. People find the setting warm and modern, with touches of history and friendly staff, and the place has a reputation for high-quality, tasty meals and a cozy atmosphere. The rent is month-to-month, so there's some flexibility, and residents can use check payments or private pay. Those needing special support, like hospice, respite, aging in place, or professional therapies, get what they need here, and transportation runs for shopping, local trips, and all kinds of appointments, with parking right on the property for those who still drive. Altogether, Havens At Princeton is focused on community, safety, and helping people live as independently as they can with plenty of support standing by.
Navion Senior Solutions, founded in 2015 by Stephen and Arick Morton, is headquartered in Raleigh, NC. Operating 37+ communities across seven southeastern states, Navion provides assisted living, memory care, independent living, and respite care services. Their mission "Outstanding people. Exceptional care" reflects their commitment.
People often ask...
Havens at Princeton offers competitive pricing, with rates starting at a cost of $4,365 per month.
Havens at Princeton offers assisted living.
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The full address for this community is 2205 New Hope Rd, Princeton, WV 24739.
No, Havens at Princeton does not offer respite care.
Respite care in assisted living communities provides temporary, short-term relief for primary caregivers by offering professional care for their loved ones. It allows individuals to stay in an assisted living community for a limited time, giving caregivers a break while ensuring residents receive necessary support and assistance with daily activities.
Safety & Compliance
In West Virginia, the Office of Health Facility Licensure & Certification licenses care facilities, conducting health and life-safety surveys, complaint investigations, and revisits.
Investigated the complaint and concluded no deficiencies were found.
12 Feb 2025Licensure
12 Feb 2025Licensure
Found no deficiencies.
10 Feb 2025Life Safety
10 Feb 2025Life Safety
Found no deficiencies. The census count was 43.
04 Jun 2024Life Safety
04 Jun 2024Life Safety
Investigated deficiencies identified during a March 2024 survey; follow-up confirmed all deficiencies were corrected.
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03 May 2024Revisit
03 May 2024Revisit
Cleared the deficiency after reviewing credible evidence in lieu of an onsite revisit.
27 Mar 2024Licensure
27 Mar 2024Licensure
Identified that a resident's service plan did not address a pacemaker despite a physician note.
Type A3.10.4.aCare plan does not reflect implanted pacemaker
25 Mar 2024Life Safety
25 Mar 2024Life Safety
Identified multiple safety and maintenance deficiencies, including damaged exterior HVAC fins, unsecured bathroom exhaust fan, missing light fixture covers, a smoke alarm near a sprinkler head, water-stained ceiling tiles, and a detached soffit. Also found no documentation for annual disaster drills.
3.10.4Maintenance and housekeeping to interior and exterior of the residence
3.10.4Keep the interior and exterior of the residence clean and in good repair
3.10.4Fire Safety, Disaster and Emergency Preparedness
26 Oct 2023Revisit
26 Oct 2023Revisit
Investigated a complaint and accepted credible evidence in lieu of an onsite revisit; the deficiency was cleared.
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17 Oct 2023Complaint
17 Oct 2023Complaint
Investigated the complaint and found no deficiencies.
13 Sept 2023Complaint
13 Sept 2023Complaint
Identified that one LPN's license verification was not completed and the license was inactive with an outstanding renewal; the license was later reinstated.
Type A—License verification for LPNs at hire and renewal
E 275Confidential personnel records require license proof for each employee
13 Sept 2023Complaint
13 Sept 2023Complaint
Investigated a complaint during a site visit and documented the entry and exit times.
06 Apr 2023Licensure
06 Apr 2023Licensure
Found deficiencies in nursing documentation and exterior maintenance, including missing RN visit logs and standing water near a fire exit.
—Limited and intermittent nursing care documentation
—Maintenance and housekeeping—exterior and interior living environment
15 Feb 2023Life Safety
15 Feb 2023Life Safety
Determined substantial compliance with state requirements; no deficiencies cited.
28 Jun 2022Revisit
28 Jun 2022Revisit
Corrected deficiencies after follow-up to the annual survey; census count was 44.
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31 Mar 2022Licensure
31 Mar 2022Licensure
Found deficiencies in updating functional needs assessments and service plans to reflect current resident needs, plus incomplete transfer/discharge documentation and delayed health assessments.
Type A3.10.4Functional needs assessment and service plans not aligned
Type A3.10.4.aTransfer/discharge summary not properly documented
Type A3.10.4Health assessment not timely or annual
28 Mar 2022Life Safety
28 Mar 2022Life Safety
Found no deficiencies.
04 Nov 2021Revisit
04 Nov 2021Revisit
Found no deficiencies. All citations have cleared.
09 Sept 2021Licensure
09 Sept 2021Licensure
Investigated deficiencies found in documenting death-related processes, CPR coverage, and resident records, including release of belongings, physician notification, on-duty CPR, and religious preference data.
3.10.4Release of belongings and funds to estate administrator or executor upon resident death
3.10.4Date and time of notification to physician or hospice when a resident dies
—CPR/First aid training on duty at all times
—Religious preference and required admission data in resident records
07 Sept 2021Life Safety
07 Sept 2021Life Safety
Identified deficiencies in laundry handling and facility sanitation, including soiled and clean laundry being stored together and inadequate containment for soiled items, along with several unsanitary kitchen and bathroom conditions.
E 450Physical Facilities
E 496Laundry
13 Jan 2021Inspection
13 Jan 2021Inspection
Found no deficiencies. Noted 11 COVID cases among residents and staff.
16 Nov 2020Revisit
16 Nov 2020Revisit
Verified deficiencies were corrected during the follow-up visit.
08 Oct 2020Inspection
08 Oct 2020Inspection
Identified deficiencies: insulin injection waivers for two residents were not renewed on time, and transfer/discharge summaries lacked required medical history and directives.
Type A64-14-3.8.2; 3.10.4.aWaivers
Type A64-14-6.1.7; 3.10.4.aHealth Care Standards - Transfer/Discharge Summary
09 Sept 2020Life Safety
09 Sept 2020Life Safety
Found no deficiencies cited during the annual environmental review. Census counted 47 residents.
05 Dec 2019Inspection
05 Dec 2019Inspection
Identified deficiencies related to WVCARES eligibility determinations for staff and administrator, and failures in advance directive documentation and annual health assessments for residents.
—WV CARES eligibility determinations for staff and volunteers
—Advance directive documentation
—Administrator WVCARES eligibility determination
—Assessment and Service Plans; TB screening and annual health assessments
09 Sept 2019Life Safety
09 Sept 2019Life Safety
Found no deficiencies. Noncritical recommendations were identified.
12 Sept 2018Life Safety
12 Sept 2018Life Safety
Found no deficiencies during the annual environmental survey.
22 Aug 2018Licensure
22 Aug 2018Licensure
Found no deficiencies.
23 Oct 2017Complaint
23 Oct 2017Complaint
Found no deficiencies.
20 Sept 2017Licensure
20 Sept 2017Licensure
Found no deficiencies.
11 Sept 2017Life Safety
11 Sept 2017Life Safety
Found no deficiencies.
13 Sept 2016Life Safety
13 Sept 2016Life Safety
Found no deficiencies.
18 Aug 2016Licensure
18 Aug 2016Licensure
Found no deficiencies.
20 Oct 2015Life Safety
20 Oct 2015Life Safety
Found no deficiencies.
12 Aug 2015Licensure
12 Aug 2015Licensure
Found no deficiencies.
07 Jan 2015Complaint
07 Jan 2015Complaint
Investigated a complaint and found no deficiencies.
08 Oct 2014Revisit
08 Oct 2014Revisit
Found no deficiencies.
10 Sept 2014Life Safety
10 Sept 2014Life Safety
Found no deficiencies
21 Aug 2014Licensure
21 Aug 2014Licensure
Investigated multiple deficiencies for failing to protect residents’ well-being, with notable deficiencies in suicide risk management, staff training, care planning, and timely behavioral health services.
64CSR14-5.2.b.Protection of resident physical and mental well-being
64CSR14-5.5.a.Employee Orientation and Training
64CSR14-6.2.b.Resident Rights
64CSR14-7.1.c.Health Care Standards
64CSR14-7.3.d.Assessment and service plans
64CSR14-7.5.b.Staff shall contact licensed health care professionals after illness or accident
64CSR14-7.5.c.Monitoring after onset of illness
02 May 2014Complaint
02 May 2014Complaint
Investigated the complaint and found no deficiencies.
21 Aug 2013Licensure
21 Aug 2013Licensure
Found no deficiencies during the licensure survey conducted August 19-21, 2013.
20 Aug 2013Life Safety
20 Aug 2013Life Safety
Found no deficiencies.
15 Oct 2012Revisit
15 Oct 2012Revisit
Identified a repeat deficiency during the licensure survey.
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22 Aug 2012Licensure
22 Aug 2012Licensure
The facility was cited for multiple deficiencies related to background checks, staff training, resident information, waivers for certain treatments, health assessments, and weight monitoring; numerous records were incomplete or not maintained properly.
64CSR14-5.1.gGeneral Administrative Requirements
64CSR14-5.4.cStaffing Requirements
64CSR14-5.5.cEmployee Orientation and Training
64CSR14-6.1.mResident Rights
64CSR14-7.1.aHealth Care Standards
64CSR14-7.2.bHealth Care Standards
64CSR14-7.3.aHealth Care Standards
64CSR14-9.1.dDietary Services
20 Aug 2012Life Safety
20 Aug 2012Life Safety
Found no deficiencies.
01 Nov 2011Licensure
01 Nov 2011Licensure
Found no deficiencies during the annual licensure survey. Technical assistance was provided.
25 Oct 2011Life Safety
25 Oct 2011Life Safety
Identified unsafe and inadequate emergency exit provisions due to lack of sidewalks and proper surfaces to a main gathering area; a repeat deficiency was observed on a follow-up visit.
64CSR14-11.1.b.Physical Facilities
21 Sept 2011Life Safety
21 Sept 2011Life Safety
Identified a deficient practice in emergency egress because none of the 13 exits had a sidewalk to the main gathering area, with exterior pads ending in grass.
64CSR14-11.1.b.Physical Facilities
13 Aug 2011Life Safety
13 Aug 2011Life Safety
Investigated that a deficiency identified on September 21, 2011 remained uncorrected due to the weather, and was later reported as corrected.
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14 May 2011Life Safety
14 May 2011Life Safety
Observed unsafe and inadequate means of egress with none of the designated emergency exits connected to the main gathering area by sidewalks; yards not connected to a single evacuation route and lacking a hard, slip-resistant surface.
64CSR14-11.1.b.Physical Facilities
20 Apr 2011Life Safety
20 Apr 2011Life Safety
Investigated a complaint and found deficiencies; follow-up showed corrections.
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15 Mar 2011Life Safety
15 Mar 2011Life Safety
Investigated fire-safety issues identified deficiencies related to residents needing total evacuation assistance and lack of exterior egress, with an incompatible sprinkler setup. Two residents required total bed-to-evacuation assistance, and observed rooms had no exterior egress doors.
Type A64CSR14-10.1.a.Fire Safety
12 Oct 2010Revisit
12 Oct 2010Revisit
Identified a deficiency under E 005 that was corrected.
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05 Oct 2010Life Safety
05 Oct 2010Life Safety
Verified no deficiencies were found during the licensure survey.
09 Sept 2010Revisit
09 Sept 2010Revisit
Found that the registered nurse did not consistently document weekly nursing assessments for residents with nursing care needs. Notes were missing or did not address diabetes/insulin management for several residents, leading to repeat deficiencies.
64CSR14-7.6.hHealth Care Standards
28 Jul 2010Licensure
28 Jul 2010Licensure
Found deficiencies in prompt written responses to resident complaints and in weekly nursing documentation for residents with nursing care needs.
64CSR14-6.2.n.Resident Rights
64CSR14-7.6.h.Health Care Standards
16 Nov 2009Life Safety
16 Nov 2009Life Safety
Deficiencies cited were corrected on follow-up.
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02 Sept 2009Life Safety
02 Sept 2009Life Safety
Identified fire-safety deficiencies including impractical exits for residents, an inadequate sprinkler system, lack of direct outside doors for certain rooms, and missing fire drill documentation, with provisional licensure noted.
Type A64CSR14-10.1.a.Fire Safety
Type A64CSR14-10.1.a.Fire Safety
Type A64CSR14-10.1.a.Fire Safety
Type A64CSR14-10.1.a.Fire Safety
Type A64CSR14-10.1.a.Fire Safety
Type A64CSR14-10.1.a.Fire Safety
25 Aug 2009Licensure
25 Aug 2009Licensure
Found no deficiencies. Provided technical assistance.
06 Nov 2008Licensure
06 Nov 2008Licensure
Identified multiple deficiencies in resident safety, care planning, incident reporting, medication management, and dietary oversight resulting in violations of standards.
64CSR14-5.2.b.Protection of residents' physical and mental well-being
64CSR14-5.2.f.Reporting major incidents to OHFLAC
64CSR14-5.5.a.Employee Orientation and Training
64CSR14-5.5.b.Employee Orientation and Training
64CSR14-7.1.d.Health Care Standards
64CSR14-7.3.d.Health Care Standards
64CSR14-7.4.c.Health Care Standards
64CSR14-7.5.c.Health Care Standards
64CSR14-7.6.b.Health Care Standards
64CSR14-9.1.c.Dietary Services
64CSR14-9.1.d.Dietary Services
21 Oct 2008Life Safety
21 Oct 2008Life Safety
Found no deficiencies. Census counted 44 residents and no technical assistance was provided.
21 Apr 2008Revisit
21 Apr 2008Revisit
Found no deficiencies.
10 Feb 2008Revisit
10 Feb 2008Revisit
Found multiple deficiencies related to reporting major incidents, staff training, care planning, insulin administration, and post-illness monitoring.
64CSR14-5.2.f.Major incidents reporting to OHFLAC
64CSR14-5.5.a.Employee Orientation and Training
64CSR14-5.5.b.Employee Orientation and Training
64CSR14-7.3.d.Health Care Standards - Assessment and Service Plans
64CSR14-7.4.b.Health Care Standards - Prescriptions and Medications
64CSR14-7.5.c.Health Care Standards - Post-accident/illness monitoring
10 Dec 2007Revisit
10 Dec 2007Revisit
Found deficiencies cited during the initial survey were corrected on follow-up.
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13 Sept 2007Licensure
13 Sept 2007Licensure
Found deficiencies in staff training, resident rights documentation, complaint handling, and dietary management.
Type A64CSR14-5.5.aEmployee Orientation and Training
64CSR14-6.1.fResident Rights
64CSR14-6.2.nResident Rights
64CSR14-9.1.cDietary Services
06 Sept 2007Life Safety
06 Sept 2007Life Safety
Found no deficiencies.
03 Nov 2006Life Safety
03 Nov 2006Life Safety
Found deficiencies cited during the initial review and corrected on follow-up. Follow-up occurred on 2006-11-03.
—Deficiency E 005
25 Oct 2006Revisit
25 Oct 2006Revisit
Identified deficiencies during the survey; follow-up confirmed corrections were made.
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11 Sept 2006Life Safety
11 Sept 2006Life Safety
Identified a safety deficiency because oxygen tanks were being filled in resident rooms, creating a potential hazard.
64CSR14-11.1.b.Physical Facilities
22 Aug 2006Licensure
22 Aug 2006Licensure
Identified multiple deficiencies, including failure to perform required abuse registries checks before hiring, inadequate new-hire training, Alzheimer’s/dementia training gaps, and problems with complaint handling and meal services.
64CSR14-5.1.gGeneral Administrative Requirements
64CSR14-5.5.aEmployee Orientation and Training
64CSR14-5.5.cAlzheimer's disease and dementia training
64CSR14-6.2.nResident Rights - Complaint Response
64CSR14-9.1.bDietary Services - Meal Provision
64CSR14-9.1.eDietary Services - Menu Planning
18 May 2006Revisit
18 May 2006Revisit
Investigated a complaint and verified that deficiencies were corrected on follow-up.
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12 Apr 2006Complaint
12 Apr 2006Complaint
Investigated major incidents reporting and night staffing; found failures to report a major incident and insufficient night staff on multiple shifts, posing safety concerns.
Type A64CSR14-5.2.f.Major incidents reporting
Type A64CSR14-5.4.a.Staffing requirements
09 Nov 2005Revisit
09 Nov 2005Revisit
Deficiencies were corrected after follow-up assessment.
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12 Sept 2005Life Safety
12 Sept 2005Life Safety
Found no deficiencies during the annual licensure survey.
01 Sept 2005Licensure
01 Sept 2005Licensure
Found deficiencies in staff training on resident rights and abuse reporting and in nursing care processes, including failure to document assessments and update service plans after changes in residents’ conditions.
Type A64CSR14-5.5.b.EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION AND TRAINING
Type A64CSR14-7.6.f.HEALTH CARE STANDARDS
Type A64CSR14-7.6.g.HEALTH CARE STANDARDS
15 Dec 2004Revisit
15 Dec 2004Revisit
Identified failures to check the nurse aide abuse registry before hiring staff and to include required disclosures in admissions contracts, with updates not provided to current residents.
64CSR14-5.1.g.ADMINISTRATIVE REQUIREMENTS
64CSR14-5.7.b.1-8ADMISSION AND DISCHARGE
64CSR14-5.7.c.ADMISSION AND DISCHARGE
15 Nov 2004Life Safety
15 Nov 2004Life Safety
Identified deficiencies during a survey and required a plan of correction to address them.
29 Sept 2004Inspection
29 Sept 2004Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies in hiring controls, staff training, admissions contracts, and resident care planning during a September 2004 review.
64CSR14-5.1.g.ADMINISTRATIVE REQUIREMENTS
64CSR14-5.4.c.STAFFING REQUIREMENTS
64CSR14-5.5.b.EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION
64CSR14-5.7.b.1-8ADMISSION AND DISCHARGE
64CSR14-5.7.c.ADMISSION AND DISCHARGE
64CSR14-7.3.c.HEALTH CARE STANDARDS
64CSR14-7.3.d.HEALTH CARE STANDARDS
64CSR14-7.4.m.HEALTH CARE STANDARDS
64CSR14-7.6.d.HEALTH CARE STANDARDS
64CSR14-7.6.g.HEALTH CARE STANDARDS
27 Sept 2004Life Safety
27 Sept 2004Life Safety
Identified deficiencies in disaster planning, annual drills, cleanliness, and storage of hazardous materials. Found lack of a written alternate shelter agreement.
64CSR14-10.2.c.Disaster & Emergency Plan - alternate shelter agreement
64CSR14-11.1.d.Physical Facilities - interior and exterior cleanliness
64CSR14-11.6.c.Physical Facilities - locked storage of hazardous materials
18 Jan 2004Revisit
18 Jan 2004Revisit
Found deficiencies in resident records and resident interviews, which were corrected during follow-up after a change of ownership.
20 Nov 2003Inspection
20 Nov 2003Inspection
Found deficiencies in staff TB screening documentation, resident health assessments and medication regimen reviews, and in documenting post-accident/illness care and monthly activity and weight records.
—TB screening documentation for personnel
—Annual health assessment
—Annual medication regimen review
—Post-accident/illness documentation adherence
—Monthly activity duration documentation
—Monthly resident weights documentation
20 Nov 2003Inspection
20 Nov 2003Inspection
Found no deficiencies cited in connection with the change of ownership.
12 Dec 2002Inspection
12 Dec 2002Inspection
Identified deficiencies in medication administration, dietetic services, and nursing services, including outdated or missing physician orders, incomplete dietary therapy implementation, and inadequate nursing documentation and service plan updates.
64CSR65-8.5.b.MEDICATIONS
64CSR65-9.1.b.DIETETIC SERVICES
64CSR65-12.1.f.2LIMITED AND INTERMITTENT NURSING REQUIREMENTS
64CSR65-12.2.b.NURSING SERVICES
64CSR65-12.2.e.5NURSING SERVICES
10 Oct 2002Life Safety
10 Oct 2002Life Safety
Found deficiencies in disaster preparedness communication, annual drills, and resident-room safety; documentation and compliance were lacking.
64CSR65-10.2.fDisaster & Emergency Preparedness - Communication within 24 hours
Investigated the disaster and emergency preparedness. Found that annual disaster drills were not conducted.
64CSR65-10.2.g.Disaster & Emergency Preparedness
15 Nov 2001Licensure
15 Nov 2001Licensure
Found failures to develop or update resident service plans to address individual needs and significant changes, and unsafe hot water temperatures in bathing areas.
64CSR65-8.3.a.Planning
64CSR65-8.3.a.Planning
64CSR65-8.3.a.Planning
64CSR65-8.3.a.Planning
64CSR65-8.3.a.Planning
64CSR65-11.3.h.General Living Environment
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